chore: bump .tool-versions golang to 1.27.0 to match go.mod and CI

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Overview

.tool-versions still pins Go 1.24.4, while the rest of the project has moved to Go 1.27:

• go.mod declares go 1.27
• CI workflows (pr-created, pr-merged, bypass, benchmark) use GO_VERSION: "1.27"
• tests/scripts/test-hostdata-gc.sh falls back to GOTOOLCHAIN=go1.27.0

Developers using asdf or mise get a toolchain older than the one required by go.mod, so local builds can fail or differ from CI.

This PR bumps .tool-versions to golang 1.27.0 so the local toolchain matches what the project actually builds with.

Before: golang 1.24.4
After: golang 1.27.0

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  • Updated the Go toolchain version to 1.27.0. No user-facing behavior changes are included.

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📝 Walkthrough

The .tool-versions file changes the configured Go version from 1.24.4 to 1.27.0.

Changes: Go version configuration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Update configured Go version .tool-versions	The configured Go version changes from 1.24.4 to 1.27.0.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~3 minutes

Change: Other

Suggested reviewers: slashben

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 3e40c

Local development and the host-data GC integration-test fallback can still use Go 1.27.0 despite security fixes in 1.27.2. Update both selectors to use the patched release.

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Review comments at @.tool-versions:
- Line 1: Update the Go version pin from 1.27.0 to 1.27.2, and update the
matching GOTOOLCHAIN fallback to 1.27.2 as well so both toolchain versions stay
aligned.

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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Pin a patched Go 1.27 release.

This exact pin keeps local toolchain users on Go 1.27.0. Go 1.27.2, released October 8, 2026, includes security fixes to the go command and standard-library packages. (go.dev) Update this pin and the matching GOTOOLCHAIN fallback together.

Proposed update

--- "a/.tool-versions"
+++ "b/.tool-versions"
@@ -1,1 +1,1 @@
-golang 1.27.0
+golang 1.27.2

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	golang 1.27.0
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Review comment at @.tool-versions at line 1:
Update the Go version pin from 1.27.0 to 1.27.2, and update the matching
GOTOOLCHAIN fallback to 1.27.2 as well so both toolchain versions stay aligned.

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[matthyx]

Approve: this fixes the remaining local-toolchain mismatch after #974. Reviewed 3e40c7718a7cd12b81048412c1fc3d65875365a2 against main at 02f0bf7b21fd98da0d6f6935d3c49503d6978738; the complete diff is the single .tool-versions entry. No confirmed blocking defects found.

The current target pins 1.24.4 while go.mod:3 requires 1.27, the workflows select 1.27, and README documents Go 1.27+. The new entry satisfies that requirement without changing application code, public interfaces, dependencies, CI, or release-image selectors. With default automatic toolchain switching, the old version need not fail every build; the benefit is correcting developer setup and avoiding an unnecessary switch/download, including failures when automatic switching is disabled.

Nonblocking: the existing bot thread recommends 1.27.2. Official release history now lists 1.27.3 with additional security fixes, so prefer that patch for the new pin. Updating the existing tests/scripts/test-hostdata-gc.sh:33 fallback alongside it would keep exact selectors aligned. No concrete exploit or production-build regression was established, so this is not a merge blocker for this narrow configuration correction.

History: merged #974 established Go 1.27 but omitted this file; this PR completes rather than duplicates that migration. Merged #86 is an older version-alignment change, not a replacement. Repository-wide GitHub PR/issue searches across all states used tool-versions, Go 1.27, golang/version, asdf, mise, toolchain, and 1.24.4 (100-result cap per query). No superseding fix or relevant rejected pinning approach was found; search indexing is not exhaustive. Closed hits #823 and #724 were unrelated: #823 explicitly rejected an SBOM naming-contract change, not a toolchain change; #724 provides no relevant maintainer decision.

Validation: API comparison and a local Python assertion check confirmed exactly one changed file, valid single-entry syntax, old pin below the module minimum, and new pin satisfying it. DCO, GitGuardian, and CodeRabbit checks succeeded on the reviewed head; no build/test CI result is present. No repository code, toolchain installation, build, tests, or lint was executed because a credential-free isolated execution environment was not established. Static validation is proportionate to this one-line selector change, but does not prove installation on every asdf/mise platform.

Immediately before submission, the PR remained open, non-draft, mergeable, with unchanged head/base and no new reviews or inline responses. Independent code and architecture reviews both identified patch drift; I classify it as nonblocking because neither established a concrete introduced failure scenario. Verdict: approve.